AI assistants

Ask your AI assistant for today's counts.

Connect SnapCount once, then ask for yesterday's number for each store or worker, next to last week. It reads the live record, so nobody adds up tally sheets for the report. The counting itself stays on your team's phones.

Server address

https://api.snapcount.app/mcp

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Pro and Enterprise · Approve in your browser, no API key · Disconnect any time

Example

The report someone above you asks for, written in a minute.

You ask in plain words. The assistant calls SnapCount, reads each unit's count, and answers with the numbers.

Write yesterday's report: each store's foot traffic and how it compares to the same day last week.

Assistant

list_organizations
get_report

Store	Yesterday	Week before	Change
Main St	412	388	+24
Oak Ave	297	341	-44
Pier 39	538	502	+36
Harbor Rd	No counts	276	Check
Total	1,247	1,231	+16

Oak Ave is down 44 on the same day last week. Harbor Rd has no counts for yesterday, so the total leaves it out. Ready to paste into your email to the district manager.

Which builder had the most pallets this week, and who is behind?

Assistant

list_counters
get_report

Builder	This week	Last week	Change
Marco	1,184	1,102	+82
Dee	1,036	1,090	-54
Luis	842	1,011	-169

Marco leads with 1,184 pallets. Luis is behind: 842, which is 169 under his own last week.

Set up counters for Main St, Oak Ave and Pier 39 and give me the link for the staff.

Assistant

create_counters
start_live_link

Counter	Group	Live link
Main St	Stores	Yes
Oak Ave	Stores	Yes
Pier 39	Stores	Yes

Stores is ready and added up. Send this to the staff:snapcount.app/guest/k7m2q9and a QR code

Example with sample data. Your assistant reads your own counts, and shows only what your plan and your role allow.

Setup

Pick your assistant. Paste one address.

Every assistant uses the same address. You approve SnapCount in your browser, and that is the whole setup.

Add a custom connector on claude.ai or in Claude Desktop. In Claude Code, it is one command.

On claude.ai or in Claude Desktop, open Settings, then Connectors, then Add custom connector.
Name it SnapCount and paste the server address. Leave OAuth Client ID and OAuth Client Secret under Advanced settings blank: Claude registers itself. There is no API key.
In Claude Code, run the command below instead, then type /mcp and choose snapcount to sign in.
Your browser opens SnapCount. Sign in if asked, check what the assistant asks for, and approve it.

Server address

https://api.snapcount.app/mcp

Claude Code

claude mcp add --transport http snapcount https://api.snapcount.app/mcp

The same address works on claude.ai, in Claude Desktop and in Claude Code.

Claude guide Developer docs

Turn on developer mode, add SnapCount as an app for a remote MCP server with OAuth, and approve it in the browser.

On chatgpt.com, turn on Developer mode in Settings. It is available on the ChatGPT Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise and Education plans. A workspace admin may need to allow it first.
Create an app for a remote MCP server, paste the server address, and choose OAuth. There is no API key.
Approve SnapCount in the browser, then pick SnapCount from the developer mode tools in a chat.

Server address

https://api.snapcount.app/mcp

Custom MCP apps in ChatGPT need developer mode turned on.

ChatGPT guide Developer docs

Add a remote server in Cursor Settings, then Tools and MCP, and click Connect.

Open Cursor Settings, then Tools and MCP, then Add Custom MCP. Or edit ~/.cursor/mcp.json.
Paste the config below. The url is the only field you need.
Click Connect and approve SnapCount in the browser.

Config

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "snapcount": {
      "url": "https://api.snapcount.app/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Cursor starts the sign-in when you click Connect.

Cursor guide Developer docs

Add a remote HTTP server in mcp.json, or run MCP: Add Server from the Command Palette.

Open the Command Palette and run MCP: Add Server, or create an mcp.json in your user profile or in the .vscode folder of a project.
Set type to http and url to the server address, as in the config below.
Start the server and approve SnapCount when the browser opens.

Config

{
  "servers": {
    "snapcount": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://api.snapcount.app/mcp"
    }
  }
}

VS Code uses a servers block, not mcpServers.

VS Code guide Developer docs

Add the remote server with the Codex CLI, then log in so the browser can approve SnapCount.

Run the first command below to add SnapCount as a streamable HTTP server.
Run the second command and approve SnapCount in the browser.

Command

codex mcp add snapcount --url https://api.snapcount.app/mcp

Then sign in

codex mcp login snapcount

The login step opens the browser approval. There is no key to store.

Codex guide Developer docs

Add a remote server with serverUrl, then sign in from Agent settings.

Open Agent settings, then Customizations, or edit mcp_config.json.
Add a remote server with serverUrl set to the server address, as in the config below. Antigravity uses serverUrl, not url.
Click Authenticate and approve SnapCount in the browser.

Config

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "snapcount": {
      "serverUrl": "https://api.snapcount.app/mcp"
    }
  }
}

SnapCount registers itself, so there is no client ID to fill in.

Antigravity guide Developer docs

Add a personal connector for a custom MCP server, choose OAuth, and approve SnapCount in the browser.

Open Settings, then Connectors, and under Personal connectors add a new MCP server.
Paste the server address and choose OAuth. There is no API key.
Approve SnapCount in the browser.

Server address

https://api.snapcount.app/mcp

Lovable uses the same address and the same browser approval.

Lovable guide Developer docs

Add a custom MCP server from the Integrations pane and approve SnapCount in the browser.

Open the Integrations pane and add a custom MCP server.
Paste the server address. Replit starts the sign-in on its own, because SnapCount registers clients automatically.
Approve SnapCount in the browser.

Server address

https://api.snapcount.app/mcp

Paste the address only. There is no API key.

Replit guide Developer docs

Add a URL server under Settings, then Agents, then MCP servers, and approve SnapCount in the browser.

Open Settings, then Agents, then MCP servers, and click Add.
Paste the config below. Leave out any headers block: there is no API key.
Approve SnapCount when the browser opens.

Config

{
  "snapcount": {
    "url": "https://api.snapcount.app/mcp"
  }
}

Browser sign-in works in the Warp app. Warp cloud agents do not support OAuth servers yet.

Warp guide Developer docs

Add a custom remote server under context_servers, then approve SnapCount in the browser.

Open Agent settings, then Model Context Protocol, and add a custom remote server. Or edit settings.json.
Set the url under context_servers, as in the config below.
Approve SnapCount in the browser.

Config

{
  "context_servers": {
    "snapcount": {
      "url": "https://api.snapcount.app/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Zed reads remote servers from context_servers.

Zed guide Developer docs

Add a remote server in opencode.json, then approve SnapCount in the browser.

Open opencode.json in your project or in your user config.
Add SnapCount as a remote server with the address, as in the config below.
Approve SnapCount in the browser when OpenCode connects.

Config

{
  "mcp": {
    "snapcount": {
      "type": "remote",
      "url": "https://api.snapcount.app/mcp",
      "enabled": true
    }
  }
}

Type remote, plus the address, is the whole config.

OpenCode guide Developer docs

Add SnapCount with hermes mcp add and OAuth sign-in, then approve it in the browser.

Run the command below. It adds SnapCount as a remote HTTP server that signs in with OAuth, not with a token.
On the first connect, or with the second command, a browser window opens. Approve SnapCount.
On your own computer, Hermes waits on localhost for the browser to finish. On a remote machine, forward that port over SSH first.

Command

hermes mcp add --url https://api.snapcount.app/mcp --auth oauth snapcount

Then sign in

hermes mcp login snapcount

Use OAuth. There is no API key to keep in the config.

Hermes guide Developer docs

Add a custom connector at grok.com/connectors, paste the address, and approve SnapCount in the browser.

Go to grok.com/connectors, click New Connector, then Custom.
Paste the server address. There is no API key.
Approve SnapCount in the browser.

Server address

https://api.snapcount.app/mcp

Grok uses the same address as every other assistant on this page.

Grok guide Developer docs

Tools

Six tools: four read, two create.

They answer for organizations on Pro and Enterprise, and each keeps the plan and role rules of the matching screen in the app.

Read

Look up your organizations, the live totals, reports and running links. Nothing changes.

List organizationslist_organizations
Your organizations, your role in each, the plan, and how many counters and groups each one has.
Any member. It says which organizations are on Pro or Enterprise, the only ones the other tools answer for.
List counters and live totalslist_counters
Every counter you can see with its live count, goal and lock, grouped by store or worker, with each group's total.
Any member of a Pro or Enterprise organization.
Get a reportget_report
A snapshot, the daily report (high, low, end of day, events, top counter per day), busiest times, counts by person, or each count with its time, for up to 90 days, in your time zone.
Snapshot and daily: Pro or Enterprise. Busiest times, by person and timestamped events: Enterprise.
List live linkslist_live_links
The live counting links that are running, their counters, the link, and how many devices are connected.
Pro or Enterprise.

Create

Add counters and start a live link for the team. Nothing is changed or removed.

Create counterscreate_counters
One new group with up to 50 named counters, one per store, door or worker, added up by default.
Needs write access, on Pro or Enterprise.
Start a live linkstart_live_link
Starts a live link for up to 30 counters, or hands back the one already running: a link and a QR code anyone can count on without an account.
An owner or admin, on Pro or Enterprise.

Limits

What it can never do.

None of the six tools changes, resets or deletes a count. Here is the rest.

It cannot change a count
No adding, subtracting, resetting, undoing or setting a number. The counting stays on your team's phones.
It cannot delete or remove
No deleting or archiving counters, no removing members or changing roles, and nothing to do with billing.
It sees only what you see
It acts as you, with your role and your counter access. Organizations you are not a member of stay out of reach.
You approve it, and you can disconnect it
You approve it once in your browser. Settings, Developers, AI assistants lists each assistant, and disconnecting one stops its next call.
Every call is recorded for 90 days
Which tool, whether it worked, which assistant, and which organization. You see the recent activity in Settings.
300 calls an hour
Enough for a long conversation, and a stop for an assistant stuck in a loop.

Prompts

Ask the way you would ask a colleague.

Try asking

"Write yesterday's report: each store's foot traffic and how it compares to the same day last week."
"Which builder had the most pallets this week, and who is behind?"
"Set up counters for Main St, Oak Ave and Pier 39 and give me the link for the staff."
"What were the busiest 15 minutes at each door on Saturday?"Enterprise

Ready-made prompts

Assistants that show prompts, often as a slash command or a menu, list these from SnapCount. Each one only gives the assistant the steps.

Daily reportdaily_report
Each store's or worker's count for the day, next to the same weekday a week earlier, with any unit that has no counts flagged. Ready to send up the chain.
Weekly reviewweekly_review
Totals per unit per week, the best and worst units, and the trend.
Set up countingset_up_counting
Proposes counters, creates them once you agree, then starts a live link and hands back the link for the team.

Frequently asked questions

Which assistants work?

Any assistant that can add a remote MCP server and sign in with OAuth. This page has steps for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code, Codex, Antigravity, Lovable, Replit, Warp, Zed, OpenCode, Hermes, Grok. They all use the same address.

Which plans include it?

Pro and Enterprise, at no extra cost, including the Event Pass and lifetime plans. It is not in the trial or the free plan: approving an assistant needs at least one organization on Pro or Enterprise, and it answers only for those organizations. Within them it keeps the app's rules: busiest times, counts by person and timestamped events are on Enterprise.

Can it change my counts?

No. It cannot add to, subtract from, reset, undo or set a count, and it cannot delete counters. It can read counts and reports, create new counters and start a live link. The counting stays on your team's phones.

Who can connect an assistant?

Anyone signed in to SnapCount can open the approval screen. Approving needs at least one organization on Pro or Enterprise. The assistant acts as you and sees only what you see. Starting a live link needs an owner or admin, as it does in the app.

Do I need an API key?

No. You paste the address, and your browser opens SnapCount to approve the connection. The assistant gets its own access, which you can disconnect at any time.

What does my team need?

Nothing new. They keep counting on their phones, in the app or on a live link. Only the person asking the questions connects an assistant.

Your daily numbers, in the chat you already use.

Set up a counter for each store or worker, then connect your assistant. The connection is part of Pro and Enterprise.

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Pro and Enterprise · No API key · Cannot change a count

Ask your AI assistant for today's counts.

The report someone above you asks for, written in a minute.

Pick your assistant. Paste one address.

Six tools: four read, two create.

Read

Create

What it can never do.

It cannot change a count

It cannot delete or remove

It sees only what you see

You approve it, and you can disconnect it

Every call is recorded for 90 days

300 calls an hour

Ask the way you would ask a colleague.

Try asking

Ready-made prompts

Frequently asked questions

Which assistants work?

Which plans include it?

Can it change my counts?

Who can connect an assistant?

Do I need an API key?

What does my team need?

Your daily numbers, in the chat you already use.